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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-12-16
Gine tpiattae eshnomna.

BON elmer irt3ttgen Ileue1t grfnburg,
benz Resaftop, beri9tet ber v8btlao.
Deuiotrat<: .Sm 3aboratortuu, pon
Charles W. @refOu wurten .tirsIi5
Ra6mtttass 8eriu@e init eiuem ioses
ranrten Nesaftop ansefelt, meI9ss
oIs Elm Mitroftop benust mirb, rnl
S@rtftsiee, Drudfa&en, Stt@e ufw.
brett 3u persr6bsrn, unb bef gntbeduns
na9seabmter finterf9rtften ober falf@sr
Bantnoten quite Dieuffe Ieiften wtrb.
Our9 bieieB Snffruuent 1T BITE Yrffnng
Der OrtstnaIs1nterfdrift ut1b beralet9sn
erui5sItdt. uub BITE Ssrsr6Beruns atf
pbotosrcy5tl1em Wege filt meg, nnb
,par tann has Obistt beIiebis psrsr6Bert
werbsn. 2es Npparat bsftsbt aus eiusr
a@romatti6en unb apIanattf9en 2tnie
pom efua Z 8ou DurGmefer unb einem
6ocus IDn stwa Z SuB. Reben Der
etnie fnb &andIe an9ebra3t, aus bener,
mitteIff foseuaunt.r @onbenfers aus
benz observation-disclosures tntsr,s
fpes 2i9t dnf BITE auf ttten Rabme1 ges
ipannte S9rtft, photographic, Bants
note aeuorfen wirb. Der &abu1en III
dsnIi5 Der 9IaspIatte TIM photographs
idsn Appurat TIM Soeus Der 2tnie anses
bra@t, unb twar 70, baB bas Bib auf
benz Ropfe ftebt. Das Don benz Sbi.tt
refettirte 2t9t wirb Dol. ber Qtnle aufs
aeuommen unb un1sefebrt auf etne mats
9ei6Iiffene SpleasIi4eibe, BITE tn stnen1
Ra5msr pors unb ridpdrts bemsst wers
ben tanu, geworfen unb babel ie nod
Duni9 pergr6Bert. Das Bib TIT eth
auBerorbentli@ fGarfes nnb poutommes
neg. photographer pom betanten Rars
germ unb 9amsu, Don 6anbi@riften.
0antnoten (d9ten mite fali9en), fatbts
gen Btlbern u. I. no, wurben bur9 ben
dpparat auf bic mattssfdIiffsne Glass
l1ttbe, uel9e ben santen &pparat uers
bedt, seruorfsn unb bic S9drfe Der Res
prohibition auf ber 8ldieite Der S4eibe
erreste a~Isemetne Bemunteruns. Dur@
bisisn apparat wtrb es msbreren Ysrios
men, 1. o. elmer sSu,p m0s!i@, a. 9lets
der Sett bic Rsprobuslion timer nnters
i9rift ;u prifsn. sSn benz Wesaftop
finb BITE Ebeile feffitsbtnb, es finben ba.
Der au5 BET bet 0orbereitung Der
S9auiteIuns tetne S9uteristetteu ffatt.
Rur ber Rabmen NIT benz mattaef9iifs
fsnen SpteselsIas III beueslt@ unb bies
tt n6tbts, um ibn benz Resaffop ndber
ober fe1ner 3u ridden unb auf btsfs Wetie
bas Bib m0slt9f f@arf ju erbaIten.
Auf bieie @eife werhen uersr6Berte abs
biIbunsen pom Sbiettsn unb 6anbi9,ifs
ten obne fpbdrifde unb 9romatii9e A6s
wetdunsen erlanst. @s uetfsbt f9
Don Islbff, baB bteie grpertmente In usrs
bunteltsn @dum.n ffattfnben miihen n.
Sur SdIidunssproaefe bat f9 Der
apparat bereits ais febr wt4tis erwies
fen, la BET ben btrstien 8ersr6Berunsen
ietes seswunseue Qusfibren Der S9rift,
lebe nni9erbsit bes Ste6ers, nau,ents
LID BET ben serabeu 2iuteu, bic ouf d9s
ten Bantnoteu NIT Der Mai9tne, bic
na9sema9ten aber nit BET 5anb auss
g.fibrt unb beBbalb ME 70 liar nnb
sIet@mdBts perben, f4tbar wlrb.~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-12-16

bat benz reuen @nuuerneiir .aeoeniber
8eduBert, weritt ber TT ietnem @onuers
neursbureau anseffelt sewefeue iungs
Wanu IN ben Staat anra6tebrte, 70
uirbe er ibn ms 8udtbans brtngen.
Sn3wif9en perrpeiIt aEer Der .innae
Manus,. Der Elm Berwanbter heB Gen.
Stonentar III itnh nrtr bielsu1 nmffanbe
feline Grneuuutg ~perbanfte, In New
Yott itnb ldBtf9p's iuobI fsin.
Sn ben Stdbten Rew Dort
inb Brooflpn siebt % aeri&tli&e
Dolmetf@er, meI9e betrn neberiesen
aus benz gn8Iif6en in's Oeutf@e lnh
nm9etebrt, mtrtIt9 lhaarnrdubenben
Sioohnn beseben. "Was the sausage
mt Q consumptions fragile eta
Urootlprer Nt@ter etneti beutf@en, Der
en9ttl1el Spra@e nt1t m6&tiaeu 2eus
gen, tn etieui Rro3eB rueae1 Qebensn,tt,
telpertdli@rag. t1nb Der oerthtIihe
neberieter perboImetimte benz 9.toen
bic Srase iofcrt foIsenbermasea: ,6atte
bas Burf@t Der S@winbiu&t2s anes
bas wdre ia wobI ipaBia. uern bic
Sa4e nt9t a1d etne iebr eruffe Seit,
bdtte. Nuf foI1e Metie tam Ia her
gtu6rud ieIbff Der rpi1itsffen 2enoen.
ausiasen 3erit6rt ober IN fetn @esenfbeiI
uerfebrt werben, unb entneber benz Din.
aetIagten ober benz &Idser TOM, Saraas
eth rngere@ter S@aben entffeben.
- Sn Der Stabt Rern gort sebt bic
Sre&beit pom StraBenrdabsrn- 70 melt,
baB fte iunae Dameu aus StraBenbabns
wase,a serreu, nm fe 3u berauben.
6plgenber Tau, BET f9 i9on Dor etntseu
Easel 3utrus. wurbe BON Der PoIt3ei
sehetm gebaIteu unb tam erf iest, na&s
benz efne 8erbaftung ffa~t!gefunben bate,
ans Eagesli9t. SrduIetu Bruce Gers
renee, cine To1ter bes BaumetIfers
&ob. Terrence su Charlottesville auf Song
SsIaub, ueI9e aIs 2affrertn TT Nlerans
ber's S9ubIab.n tn Mep Dort tn ber
6. auenue unb 80. StraBe anssfteIt TT,
beftes an1 uorletten Samffag Nbenb,
mo bas @ef9dft fpdter ais ssw0bnIt9
sei9lohen wtrb, sesen 10 t1br, uul nod
Der Gong SsIanb. sabre 3u fabrsu, tn
Der 23. StraBc etie .BobtatI.@ Gar, In
wel9sr ft9 auBer tbr nod ein Wann
unb cine Srau befanben. MIs Der @as
gen tn benz Dur4bru9 swif1en Der 1.
auenue unb her Sabre anIangte, wurbe
pI6slt@ BITE Tbhre aufsertfen, unb eth
iun8er &erI NIT etner1 ttden f1parsen
S9uurrbnrt iprang auf BITE iunge Dame
su unb ma9te ben 8erlu9, tbr has
Eai@enbu@, wel9es fe tn Der 6anb
bteIt, %wessureiBen. SRI. Eerrence aber
IteB ni4t Los unb wurbe tn SoIse tefen
uon tbrem Sts bts auf bic btntere YIats
form 9sf1leppt. Ste rief Inut utn
9iIfe, aber ber &utf1er that, ais Oh er
tt9ts bore, unb ber permeintlt@e Bafas
sier iab benz 8orfal su, obne fi9 su
rIbren. Wdbrenb Der Wagen banu
nabe Der Sabre INN etne 3rimmuna bog,
riB Der WeaeIaserer SRI. Terrence NIT
etneu1 trdftt9en Stud pon Der BIatform
uuf BITE StraBe. NO es tim f9IieBIt@,
aber erft mad beftigeu1 W~tbsrfanb, ses
lang, bas Euf@enbu9 au erwif9en.
fri. terrence ntaGte baun Bet 8oIiset.
&apitdn &pan NnSetse pon benz 8orfau,
unb mad Der 8sibreibuns, weI@e fe
pon benz Rdubsr CAB, 1T nunmebr Der
neunBebnidbrtse Sofspb Sisstns oils
Derienise uerbaftet porben, peIder bic
fre9e Chat besanssu baben fou.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-12-16
uolksblatt.
oebraoer Graf. 5eransseber.
Der so. 6sasreB.

8. De,. SIM 5aute becntrasts
Dtnalsp (Waine) BITE @tnfssnn9
etrss OreiBebnsr 8 ausf@uhes tir
S~GtHfa5ItSs NIB Gii9ersiwefen, Cor
tsaew 9orf) BITE ginfesums zines Tus'
idufeB tir gornabme elmer nsie1
Bolts ,dhIuns TN Sabre 1890, Stors
(WiHouri) BEN 8orrana pon 8orIaasu
bes 9anbausf1uhts fir Berfaaerfldrurs
pom 2anbf9snfuuseu. Die Sabresbots
f6aft bts g~idfbenten murbe u~erlsien
unb benz s~ufdnbisen ausiduB ibsrwie'
fen. Dts Botf9aft uurbe brifdaig aufs
ssnommen. Otsrauf Wertasur9.
SIM Senat meinte Der Demotrat
Sar1is, Der gntsesennabme, beBw. Bers
weifuna pom @efessntuirfeu ober ions
ifies g!ngaben fflnbe ni&ts I'm Wege,
bod Gel fanb ter RspubIttausr 6oar
burauf, alter Site ssmdB. bic giniens
buna Der Yrdfbsntenbotf4aft abjuwnrs
ten, unb wurbsn bemssmdB bic 8ers
banblunssn ausssisst. Biz btsis einess
qanasn NOR. sic purbe bann rsrleisn
uno ba bies nur anbsrtbalb Strnorn tn
Nniprud nabr1, bereits um balb 3uet
ubr bic Situng usriaat.
Z. De3. SIN Senat bemertte
guacm, mad @insuus mebrerer gu
fdriFtsn pom Departments Dorfe5eru, eS
tei ReseI, folasss nod tsiue ausf4hhe
e%rnannt, bergIet9en 8orla9eu etnffwsis
len auf rem Eii9 gu Iesen; has made
absr bopp.I,s Arbstt. @r bsautrase
beabaI6 @srtasuns. Der Gutrus Ourbs
augenommsn unb bsreitS UNI 90 Wetnns
ten mad 3D0lf trat 0srtasuns elm.
Dns 4bgeorbueteubaus bisIt
fstns Stsuns ab.
8. De,. Ser Senat pertaste
ftd nab BerleIung bes 8rotofoas nnb
Guts:esnnaEme bss Sabtesbsri9ts bes
SIottenminiftsrs. auf rem Nntrag Sars
wsa's bts gum Wontug.
SIM 5eufe tret mad @inrst6uns
mebrerer gsi4lufanird9s bs3isIt5 elmer
&snbsrurs Der 9efddftsorbnuns, mad
balbfinbtser Situns 8ertasuns bis
ebenbabiu elm.
IL. Des. SIN Senat purbe bic
WitgIieSerliiis Der psti&iste n,nausi9ih
porseI.st unb s~utssbsiBsn. gias Wsnse
Bttti1rtften purben einserei9t unb ben
betr. Ausi6hHeu lbsrwisien, barunter
fol1e fur Gin 8erbot Ter Serfsrtisuns
unb Der @infubr, fopte les 8srsaufs
pom beraui1enssn 9strdntsn In Terris
torisn, unb fur elm sleibss @erbOt fur
BITE aan3en Der. Staatsn furd 8ers
faHunss3ufas zines fit Bsnfontruns
a1er, bic ben Birserfrtes rnitsema@t
baben, unb einss flr Bspiatsuns
elmer Bounty pom monatl;@ 81 Doll.
an Solds. Rad gntsesennebms elmer
Meuse @sfessntuirfe pertast: ft5 Der
Senat.
SIM ab9eorbuetenbGnfe bat
Der Spre9er @arIt8le barnm, baB ibm
BITE @rnennuue zines WabIausi6nlles
erIafsn werosn m6ss, be3u. baB bas
6aus iel6sr bisien 9uSiduB srnenne.
beiien baIbise gtui suns tte @rnennuus
Der fbrteen Ausfdife 5ebeutenb erlei@a
tern uerbe. DemsemdB bei9loB bas
9aus, mnrsen 3ur MakI zines Wabl'
ausi6uhss AT fdreittn, unb ustta9te
H4, worauf bic bsibsu Barie;en tn ges
fonSerter Slsuns 1uiammsntraten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-12-16

unb ID CLAUDE, baB utr es tOuuen; =
uerten unfere Bsratbunsen NIT ieier
@eisbeft unb i.nem BatriotiBuris 9es
fibrt. weI9e ber grnft ber Sa9lase cts
bai9t, 70 ruhrbe Der sesenwdrtige Cons
Arts sen 5rieben uno ben WobIftanb
bieies 2anbes auf Ianse Set btnmis
tterssffeM baben.H
, 1887-12-01
Coas. Railroad to Alaska.

The subject of a Pacific Coast Rail
way line to Alaska is being warmly
discussed IN San Francisco. The
scheme originated with Mr.. Hurbert
j. Jones, of Toronto. His project is
to build u railroad from Portland to
Alaska Mr.. Jones gives it as his
opinion that there will be little diff
fculty in raising the capital stock of
$50,OO0,0O0. Starting from Portland
the proposed Coast road is to run
north to Tacoma, Seattle and thence
to Vancouver in British Columbia,
where the Canadian Pacific Railroad
can be intersectod. II will then 90
north through British territory. stick
ing pretty well to the coast, passing
between Chilcoli Lake and Jervis and
Butte Inlets and after crossing the
Hamalhicoh river reach Bentinck
Arm. From there the route is in
northwesterly direction to Port Es-
slngtOn and Skeena village, where
the river of the same name * crossed.
Continuing in the same direction
Fort Wrangel is reached, and then
Devils Thumb. Mount Window and
1leenSueau are passed, and at last
the route Is to terminate AT far away
Juneau. The letter goes On to say
that the opening OF Alaska by the
United States. and the northern part
of British Columbia by the Dominion
of Canada. is of great importance:
that railroad would successfully
build up both regions, and that there
was little doubt that both govern
ments would encourage the project
In addition his scheme embraces the
buying out of the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company, so asito opcr
ate 1t in connection with the road
He thinks the undertaking will DC
big financial success. But the steam
ship officials who read his letter ex-
pres scd quite the OF positc view, with
sarcastic remarks about thc
mental character of the railway gen
Ius who conceived the scheme.
, 1887-12-01
THE PORT TGWNsEND SOUTHERN

Engineer Sheets arrived home Sun
day morning, after having made d
reconnaissance and survey from the
bead OF Hoods canal southwark
through Mason county. He says he
found the route much easier than had
been expected, and his report will Of
course be very favorable He found
less than Il four hundred foot grade
to reach the plains beyond Skokomish
instead of six hundred feet, as has
been stated. Ia conversation with an
ARGUS reporter, Mr.. Sheets stated
that he had found no obstacles, and
would be able to make vesy favor
able report. President Kuhn of the
railroad company expressed himself
greatly pleased over the showing thus
far made. He assures us that the
surveying party will be sent out again
Immediately to push its way to the
Columbia river. We take pleasure
in stating that the work of develop
ing this railroad has been carried on
thus far without hindrance or delay.
If the same aggressive spirit is shown
to the end of the chapter the cars viii
be coming to Water street before the
eighties" pass by.
, 1887-12-01
Proceedtnes OF tnc
BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

\ rr--r.a- narctin, Of th-.EoarI Of COUNTY com.
U-is~IunCr- o C.ILam County. begun aud hrIa
~ C!..!-ll comfy, begun ana Lei in he Court
HCa=" a. Duu--E,..--, Ia -a.G county. NoDday
\os. ItI. l>o7. Prre-..f. EoHt. " ir.ycT- s::5
; i, Mas IcN Jr-, commissioners, and Wm, H.
uTh. clerk.
prsvcd. Bill. OF Smith Toy. taT sla-y 81. sun
erin faH. HI If school. Nis.lIu- ao .i> stsfinI
c.v, crs-. .,..uHc. aUa o.,:-I-d paid. Amount
jam Moa-hcs Of OF, Angeles. navfn., mssa
ap. icaitoa ami h.rt satisfactory bond and
tT.,j~urrT'> receipt. It l. "rGcrcI hgta re;sfI
lraa- IicrH-r @, ETslaIac 3 tn s.5l james M-arh.r
irT l. months from DrtO. or Ir!, I--., gpuH his
a. ing wgiitCu permission ut UwLCT OF premises
10 !.. cp liquor ~.ia. II thereon.
Bill, !ur EH.ai 10 inquest OF fH" LoU- Of David
Mex i~src.. "a low Il IIst yr,.c7s paid follows:
hudrew Hume. day aud unIItags. s. 60: john
Brown. day s,iI mi .-I-c. Sy2G. Michael Min
I!l.afI ,lty and ri..,.a., stl: john Ier a.,
N i,'l-e- :. ! John GryG-, day sIi HilcI..
s3.%t: samuel i.anE-. $50 ihCEla" Bel. " IcI.-
H.. body 5t UI-ht. S9'z' Tho Eel, bajIfs
,isIo ,i,-. so D' A''"''' ''.' 'o'o"rF'' 's'''
License -rantei to Charles P. Roll n-, 70 keep
a bIl lard .Ih.h for hire in tn. huiIGing kuuUh
A. lur LurcAa HDie in New Duu-cuc-s foT, =
p.rioi o Os' year from sept u, Is>.-
Retail liquor license -TIn;cd 10 C. P I:uiu,
Tor IeTsOG q SN months from oct 81 lN>1. to
k-"P drn.r. ra,"au lH tie Eureka Hotel in
Pct,tio.: OF Alex TIcuIer-on and othe-S for
CpInts road. commencing a. the r.ai leading
sDuiI fgom New Dun genes landing aut On TIC
llra IctGrru the Di,kIUSCa 5nt k'r=s f3,r.s-.
me- li' M - -. - - = - -
on 80 ii s.'.'i ~, ~. 60, ~ ~. A '.'' 81 VIC
i' n" / .,,.''i- .,' .i s',l'. IN, '. i'hA
I'i-~ ''i.i' ''' "a ~ - - ..e
h'"r aC.- saiIsii'H li'.. HUT cue n,t.s. u tL1 pre-
~h'4''h 10 w, '-' u %. 80 80 Iliu TCc!'
&''"ti' 7''-l ; I.''y ~ 80 JON
Cha! "a. comfy surveyor, ana DOS ii"aGcrsgn
an - -SHusi ION az! az IP"i'.|l - 'ItH hhu
survey 9-l- '.'.'.- ',.N AZ i"iS
10 ..i.cj nj ihe t'>i.''I o. IN r. 'E''h' IN
EUn-"-cSs precinct, on the ~ day "t NoT-,
!-rr. and u" proceed 10 20" anu survey the ,ald
a.. aHu report 10 III" E'aTS ~ III" ItAt regular
tr-m.
John 'hETck. county surveyor. ami > ) Tad
cgtcr Hnd 'i"o- i:I':'y- S!c"ri- "i The crescent
bay ani y .r TINCF loti- having pFp-thtti lhtir
report Of 'ic e,' and surrey Of >ali road aud
No FcMuH~trd.c" I" SI:G rSFOr. having Teen
made U- iird. said report l. hereby approved and
accepted. laid ro"G - here 'y GDLaTct county
, 1887-12-01
Artillery station.

The Seattle Times says: Sergeant
Bodkin, of Company G, Fourteenth
Infantry, stationed at Port Townsend,
remarked that he thought that the
post at Port Townsend would soon
be abandoned. He said that the war
department had been surveying
among the different harbors and
points on the lower Sound for the
purpose of selecting a site for an an
tillery station and as soon as that
was established the post at Port
Townsend would be abandoned"
Correct; and that artillery station
should be at Point Wilson. There is
where the main Notifications must be
built-that is, whenever our misery
government with its overhowino
treasury shall be pleased to expend
few millions "wheGe they will do
the most good"
, 1887-12-01
Things worth Euowipc

That Allcook's are the only genuine
porous Plasters.
That all other o-called porous plasters
ara iTamitations.
That their makers only get them up &c
sell on the reputation of Aileock's.
That ala 5o-cniIed improvements and
ingredients are humbugs.
That no one has ever made an improve
mGHt On AIlcock's Porous Plasters.
That when you buy Al!c,ck Porous
, 1887-12-01
al Ere.Js'S

tlI,.sau i.i favalt is Hu CD,ur4rr Eeb-f. ''0-,
rc"ted WIZ. !Io'j,If-T- stomach Hit:-ss- IT, dis
sCGiIog- VITA The Ig1! introduce ;rtr il in GE-
MY Ll.El".t- + aEprtit" cc-Sys. IhCu ii is AZ
rcaCc- ii.H H. ~IClsla abandon its gTiP- lien
such iEav.!a1~ mauifc'ta;iuIS - heart burn, Il
stUSin. --u~atinH i'll the pit OF the guG-mr.. tc.
tween meals rEi unnatural fGilrC-- .EtrWaTt.-.
fsIg!eHcs, &cIl ~ F!"-.-- iiiu;S:l">S. !FC c-s-a
io INN! IHEIiHrfGw. N't"T COEE-- "t Tic
national '"uI- ard Alternative. tac LIVER sud ugv-
e.s, AWAY more or less Gi-grjeTcd dur Il pro
.unCea aiIH T. Of Indigestion. rc-Uuir tHrir fame
lions and a.S'p--e rr,uTfr. Thus na.Oaly Gy>-
'-i', "'i - .L'o.l.!t.l, 'oi.,ilI ~ IN. ne
W IIcH Remedies their frIIitgl yEUSc wc1.nesa ~
tie org .n- # Gi2--t ton TEa ep..aStric nerve
cellular U'>E". il short every organ rHly b-,r-
i part ia the digestive process acquires ~. or
a-lP resl.aL!t:- from lii. n.n.--m n.I..o.ai.
, 1887-12-01
s Veteran of Two Wars.

ri |. ". Griffith setve, III beth tie
war with Mexico and in the late war,
and Is probably as well know as any
ciriZcn of Des Moiuss, Iowa, having
been il resident Of that city for many
years, read what he says. u have used
aud thoroughly test GhamberliaB's
Collie, Cholera and DIarrhoea Remedy
both myself and III M family. [ fiud It
to he the best medicine ever used for
bowel complaint and the purposes 1t is
made. | consider 1t thoroughly reliab bic,
and hereby recommend it 10 the people
and to all any friends. J. ". GRIFFIrH
Chamberiain's Coiic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy is sold bv DR.. J. D. Mink
ler. Snptl.
, 1887-12-01
Wonderful! Cures.

W. ID. Hoyt & Co, Wholes ale and Re
tail Druggists Of Home, Ga. SAYS: We
have been selling DR. Kings New Dis.
covery, Electric Bit:ers and Bucklen's
Arnica SaIvc for four years. Have never
handled remedies that sell aa we'll. or
xiys Such universal satisfaction. There
have EceG some wonderful cures affected
by these medicines in this city. Several
eases Of pronounced CONSUMPTION have
been entirely cured by use of Il few Eiec-
tric bitter5. We guaGtec them always.
Sold by n ID. Hill & Son.
, 1887-12-01

From all we can learn Clalam
county is thoroughly aroused over
the Port Angeles anarchists. Recent
advices from there state that even in
the colony itself dissention is hotter
than ever The president of the col
ony has gone east to drum up re
oruits, but there is not much prospect
now that he will succeed in attracting
anybody but those who are chatting
under lawful restraint and that class
is not wanted on Puget Sound. Many
people in our adjoining county re-
ioiced to see people aid capital being
brought into the country-but they
want law abiding and order loving
citizens. They want only those who
are attached to our institutions, and
who are safe custodiaus OF the rights
of citizens.
, 1887-12-01
, Fog EEOTI Sceded.

\ court Of inquiry into the loss Of
the Duchess Of Argyle few days
since, which WAS led this week in the
Office of the British consul at Port
Townsend, brought out the fact that
the master OF the vessel, Capt. Heard
had nayigated his vessel in seaman
like manner, and that in their judge
ment the loss ef the vessel was due
to strong currents. In concluding
their report Captains John Glass
Alexander Robertson and james klrs
directed the attention of the board of
OF trade OF London 10 the dangerous
coast between Bonni!la point and oah
Juan harbor. giving as their opinion
tia! a fog horn should be erected
there for the guidance and protection
II shipping entering the Straits oi
FCca. il Is 10 be hoped the Domih-
ior Government Will give attention
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but were prevented by tho police
, 1887-12-01
CITY Council Meeting.
Commissioners
HttsST: WIZ. I. CLARK, Clerk

TIE council met last evening. Pres
ent: Councilman 4. l. Smith, I. W.
James, ". H. Fl. Learned and II. E.
Morgan. and city clerk Seavy.
On motion, IN the absence of the
mayer, Councilman James was called to
the chair.
Claim OF }. Slater against the city of
SIL5O, on account of damages 10 his
dwelling, caused by expl sion in blasting,
was ordered paid.
Application of j Becker for a grocery
license in Waterman & Kutz' building
vas laid over till next meeting, because
of ihfOrmaiity.
After some remarks, by invitation.
made by citizens, committee consisting
OF the Mayor and counciImen Learned
and Morgan was appointed to act with
the editors OF the local papers and such
other persons as tie citizens might ap-
point, to draft resolutions IN reference -
asking for the Thetis or Bear or some
large revenue vessel TO be stationed IN
Puget Sound waters; also, III reference
to further appropriation for the new
public building, and in reference TO an
appropriation for marine hospital prop
erty, and in regard TO the university aud
our attitude toward Tacoma, il she per-
sistS in her present course, &c. 4 tele-
gram was authorized to be sent 10 Sen
ators Dolph and Mitchell and to Dele
gate voorhees, in reference to the public
building and public needs in connection
with Il
, 1887-12-01
Editorial Notes.

An appropriation for our public
building Is what Port Townsend most
needs this winter. It's railroBd and
It's university are very welcome. but
that additional financial aid on the
public building must he had.
, 1887-12-01

1t is now practically settled that an
effort will be made this winter before
congress and before the departments
in the interest Of the Puget Sound
customs district, that will probably
bear fruit. One thing certain is that
Port Townsend does not propose to
be behind the door. Our citizens are
ready to noise their needs abroad.
In accordance with the action of the
city council, suitable and urgent res
olutions will be sent out soon rela-
tive to an additional appropriation for
the custom house, for marine hospital
property, for mail facilities to the
Canadian Pacific terminus, and for a
revenue vessel, 4 sleam launch for
the revenue service on the Sound, &c
In some OF these matters there will
doubtless be concert of action on the
part of Seattle and Tacoma boards of
trade with ours; at least there ought
10 be, rs it is of general interest. The
frightful loss of life and property in
commerce, through shipping disasters
in the straits during the past year.
demonstrates the fact that the VOL
cOtt is exceedingly limited in her
usefulness, that she is not suitable
for effective duty on this station bv
any means. She will do we'll enough
for fair weather, but somehow marine
disasters do not occur in fair weather.
In storm the Wolcott has all she
can do to save herself, much less
protect shipping. A large, swift
steam launch, we'll manned, would
be Of infinitely more service in catch-
ing smugglers. We are pleased to
fad that Collector Brooks is alive to
the interests of the public in these
respects. He is intensely practical,
and will We doubt not give such ad-
vice from his official standpoint IL
Will materially aid in bringing about
liberal and progressive measures, and
serve public interests.
, 1887-12-01
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